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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 773, 20 May 1881, Page 1

Wanted Known. THAT ALL MODS AT JAMESON BKOTHERS' CARTERTON STORE HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO, AND, IN SOME INSTANCES, BELOW WELLINGTON PRICES! TO SUIT THE DULL TIMES. JUST ARRIVED: AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY. m*nr»v rap ? y « l ?? F . llrt ™ cnt hs been entirely re-stocl<ed with NEW k FASHIONABLE unwuiX and MJLUNMY. Ladies can now get every requisite in this Department tliov require for the Autumn and Winter Seasons. H B ?L S ' "WTHIN6 and HATS-A Large Stock to Choose from. In 800 l S and SHOES, a Very Good Assortment, at LOW PRICES. A New Stock of Crockery. China. Glassware, Fancy Mugs, dc, suitable for Presents. Je have a Yery Good Stock of JBONMOKUKRY, Point and Machine Oils, Brush and linwarc. IV GItOCERY S'l OBE is too well-known to need comment. Owing to the Large and Increasing business done in this House, NEW GOODS arri\ e almost daily. WINES & SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS, LICENSED DEALER IN GUNS AND AMMUNITION. OIiDEES BY POST ATTENDED TO. W. P. ALLEN, Manager. RE S. W. ALCORN. CLEAKING SALE! i KIBKCALDIE AND STAINS, HAVING purchased from the creditors tho stock and premises of the above S W Alcorn wll open on SATUBDAY, Hie 7th inst, when the stock 'vrfll be snbnii ted at pnees which must command a speedy clearance. lOVWT PaWiSff kvin S™ l ; W every article in plain figures, at the Very LOWEST PRICE possible, thoy resp.otfully notify that tho sale is strictly for CJSH I either on or before delivery, and further, that no discount can bo allowd

As the stcck comprises a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERY, All in decidedly good condition, early will meet with BARGAINS which can only be obtained in Estates of this kind. The following prices at which tho goods are now marked, set against tho former nuo. taliom, W .U best serve to show the Bodiutiona made, asi is uK iiS\e h whole should be sold during the following three weeks * imperat ' ve ™ can b?giSter h the Ik. ""* "**** ** 7 ° X 3 °' * to Let • P"'

LADIES'AND CHILDREN'S TO BUYERS OF DBAPEIIY. Ga now, felt hats, formerly 2s ii dlll ,„,,,, Is now, felt hat*, formerly -la to 7s ', Ud no "' m blankots - formor| y 2 ' s3 2s now, velvet hats, formerly 5s 2 ' B s «P er blankets, formerly 353 3s now, plush liatp, foimoily 7s 4|d now, Hoylo's prints, formerly BJd' 4s now, plush hats, formerly 12s Os lid now, eveniug muslins, formerly 22s 6d sld now, trimmed hats, formerly 10s <j d 110W| 2-button kid gloves, formerly 4s 3s lid now, trimmed hats, formerly 12s ~, „, q „„,„ „, ~ ,° , *> lu " iu v * 8 8s lid now, trimmed hats formerly lfisto 30s s " d »O\V, 2-button blaok kid gloves, sewn 8s fid now, trimmed bonnets, formerly 15s oolor8 < formerly 6s. to 30s 2s Gd now, 3-button white kid glorej, (or8s now, Jersey jackets, formerly 15s morly os 9s 6d now, cashmere iackots, formerly 18s All the hosiery is marked 25 per oent loss ?b fid now, eloth jacks, formerly 21a than east price Lad.es and children's nUtera, half-price Scarves, ties, collars, sets, etc,, at half price 18b a now ladies costume,, former,27. fid Ribbons in all color andwidlis de cEly 'os fid now, ladies'costumes, formerly 39s fid cheap uaiuemy Wrapper* dressing gowns, and dressing Is 4d now, sash ribbons, formerly 2s fid jackets exceedingly cheap Js Old now, 7?in sheeting, formerly Is 9d Ladies underclothing will bo found less than 4s lid now, white quilts, formers fid English cost 76 6d noW| wMte ouiltß formeil / 188 A httfi assortment of ladies' corsets, marked 25s fid now, cretonne curtain, formerlv 52s very cheap gj ' ' 18s Cd now, ball dresses, formerly 353 Lace curtains very cheap 23s 6d now, ball tosses formerly 55s 4s fid now, wool repp, formerly 7s 6d s lid now, black lace skirts, formerly 15s lOJd now, satin cretonnes, formerly Is 9d 4s 3d now, men»white shirts, formerly 7s Cd fid now, brown hollawd, formerly 9d 4s lid now, wen a while shirts, formerly 8a 7Jd now, dress stuff, formerly is 2d 0 9jd now, winter serge, formerly Is fid very di!ap ER ' S BE ™ MACHIJ(E? ' usod ia dressmaking room, will be sold The abovo gives a very meagre outline of the many Bargains to be offered. kiekcaldieTstains (LATE S. W. ALCORN.)

r ALTER PERKY, GENERAL BUTCHER, Bnpp-ST,, MASTER^, THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Guaranteed by the State. ALTHOUGH this odice has been in existence foi a period of more than Eeven years, ib ia believed that tho objects for.which it was established aro not sufficiently known or undtvstood. It is desired to set forth in a ;oiiciso firm information reaurctiiig the business which this office undertakes ; 1. I'ho chaigo of a!i kinds of money trust, such as Marringo Settlements, moneys to' : be invested for the benefit ot Minors, moneys, bequeathed for eharitnblo objects, moneys t]ie title to which is in dispute, or whoso legaj <wr i? lHfcwp °>' CPM bn fowl. 2. The administration of tho wills of persons who by appointing the Public Trustee as their executor secure the guarantee of the State for the due fulfilment of' their wislto, and "avoid the ]risk cdnsequont on tho appointment of private persons as exectUors, who not Unfrenuepty, though eanieW'dc. Birouj 01 •aonug-ior tno Dcuetic oi pal-tics interested, ftil'to carry'foit lbgallv tfio bb jecis for whith l ''th'ey i were , app"dlntecl ) Vmdconseq«en%'iiivblve themselves and those whose' interests they aro striving to protect in costly and harassing litigation, • ■' : P 4 , The administration of all estates of whijjh (jo djsp'qs'ititiD has been made by will |neiieyj)r relatives So hot vish to incur the responsibility of admia^tratjou,' 'jjr* cannot frpm any capee obtain ttie necessary powers to act; Jjj bucji pfiseg if js \k duty '$ 'the Publiji Trustees Jo dkharkajl \M debts as far'as the/assets extend; and divide the residue junpngst the next gf kin. ', i'ThVadininis'tratiop pf the estates of lunatjes. lupafic patients, and convicts. i |. flip charge of all lands lying 'waste and unpecupied of which the owner is unknown, or who has been absent from the colony for ten years, havipg left no knpwn.ageut, ' The cost of ■ admiuisteiing estates is very small. Information may be obtained from all-agents.— S.O. HAMERTON, I Public Trustee.